Robin Yassin-Kassab is unsure about his liberal identity, Andrew Brown performs an autopsy on liberalism, Azeem Ibrahim defends liberal polity, Richard Wood examines the roots of American ‘liberal democracy’, Zora Hesová and Tereza Hendl ask whatever happened to the liberal legacy of Vaclav Havel, Abdullah Erikat desires to be himself, Boyd Tonkin observes the liberalism of Amartya Sen, Maryam al-Mahammad looks at Syria through the liberal lens, James Brooks takes down the professional managerial class, Ghazal Tipu builds a female-only mosque, John Lietchy takes a poetic walk through a remarkably illiberal period, Bruce Lawrence dissects the difference between ‘Islam-after’ and ‘Islam-in’ liberalism, and our list of ten undesirable consequences of liberalism.
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